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Cardiff and BHA ....
- Thread starter BlueBird
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On the Left Wing
KIT NAPIER
BlueBird said:
Nathan Jones - left sided midfielder or wing back - 30 odd years old - began his career at Cardfiff City
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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On the Left Wing said:
Why?
The Laughing Bluebird
New member
Yorkie said:
Was he 'eck as like! He was born in the Rhondda.
I believe Jones was on City's books as a youngster but was released without ever getting near to the first team. He went on to play for Merthyr Tydfil, who sold him to Luton in 1995.
Safeway
M0DERAT0R
The Laughing Bluebird said:
Hence the 'Rhondda shuffle'.
thedonkeycentrehalf
Moved back to wear the gloves (again)
- Jul 7, 2003
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Uncle Buck said:
Hopefully because we are several goals up with a couple of minutes to go and it helps Nathan to one of his last win bonuses as an Albion player.
I can see no reason for his continued appearances other than an effort by MM to help him get a new club next season.
As with Watson, thanks for everything and hope you get a new club but it's goodbye Sussex by the Sea.
Finchley Seagull
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Completely agree. I do not understand why anybody rates Jones.
Lush
Mods' Pet
Don't be so MEAN!!! I thought Nathan brought an extra something to the game when he came on against Derby.
The Laughing Bluebird
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Yorkie said:
It is. But the Rhondda is in REAL Wales!
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Neither of us can claim to be safe but I don't reckon either of us will go down. Saturdays game is pretty important, I would settle for a draw in advance, defeat for us would not be catastrophic but a return to winning ways would probably see us on the home run to getting the 50 points that most see as enough to stay up. As for Cardiff, again defeat would probably just be a hiccup on the way to getting their target, there are enough teams around the bottom who are struggling badly at the moment, my prediction for the drop is Rotherham, Forest and Plymouth (with Cardiff and the Albion safe for another season).
saltash seagull
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nathan came on and put the ball on butters head at leeds and then put a fantastic ball in against derby that mccammon so nearly completed his hat rick! give him a break
dougdeep
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I was in Maesteg on Tuesday.(Just thought I'd mention it)
London Irish
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saltash seagull said:
I thought Jonah was a gonner but he's really fighting hard, in his last two appearances he's looked far better than in his other fleeting appearances this season.
With Big Mac on the pitch, there really is a point in putting his crosses into the team - I would play Jonah ahead of either Harding or Nicolas.
London Irish
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The Laughing Bluebird said:
Dead right - and the valley boys always love sticking it to the City slickers - Jonah must play
On the Left Wing
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Yorkie said:
He started playing at Cardiff City as a trainee when 17ish ... still a big fan of Jonah ... best crosser of a ball we have since Currie left ... and more importantly, like Mayo and other slagged-off players, his heart is with the club and he gives everything
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Good Morning, I'm back at work, nice to see the thread has grown and also nice to see that we all agree that there are at least THREE teams worse then the both of us.
I think we are given a little bit too much credit for the 'quality' of our team, don't be too suprised to find ya self taking all the points tomorrow, one thing we know every time we play at home is the game could end up being 2-0 either way or a draw !!!
predictable we certainly aint !!!
I think we are given a little bit too much credit for the 'quality' of our team, don't be too suprised to find ya self taking all the points tomorrow, one thing we know every time we play at home is the game could end up being 2-0 either way or a draw !!!
predictable we certainly aint !!!
London Irish
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Looks like an emotional return for the Welsh wizard 
http://www.theargus.co.uk/the_argus/sport/SPORT0.html
http://www.theargus.co.uk/the_argus/sport/SPORT0.html